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American Vampire 7 (2015)
Farnçais
1960, Kansas. La crainte d'une guerre nucléaire plane sur une société en pleine mutation sociale. Les manifestations se multiplient, la tension est palpable, et dans l'ombre, à l'insu de tous, les vampires poursuivent leur expansion. Qu'est-il advenu de Pearl Jones depuis la disparition de son mari Henri ? Et de Skinner Sweet, le premier vampire américain ? Le Mal Ancestral qui menace saura-t-il les réunir à nouveau ? AMERICAN VAMPIRE revisite le mythe vampirique, des années 20 à nos jours, tout en s'éloignant autant que possible de l'imagerie...
American Vampire 6 (2014)
Français
Ce sixième volume d’American Vampire n’est pas la suite directe du précédent opus mais un interlude composé de courts récits réunis sous le nom « American Vampire Anthology ». Pour l’occasion plusieurs artistes de renom (Jason Aaron, Jeff Lemire, Gail Simone) se sont prêtés au jeu et nous proposent des histoires agréables bien que finalement assez anecdotiques. Si l’initiative est sympa, le fait que les récits soient très courts ne permet pas un grand développement et limitent l’intérêt de certains. On retiendra surtout celle de Gail Simone sur Hattie Hargrove qui s’avère très bien écrite. A noter que cette anthology est précédé d’un chapitre, « The long road to Hell » par Scott Snyder qui se révèle excellent en tout point et vaut à lui seul le détour.
American Vampire 5 (2014)
Français
Henry Preston, victime d’une horde de vampires, vient tout juste d’échapper à la mort. Sa femme, Pearl Jones, rejoint alors son « créateur », Skinner Sweet, et l’organisation antivampirique des Vassaux de Venus dans une tentative désespérée de vengeance contre ces monstres. De retour dans la ville où tout a commencé, la jeune femme réalise qu’avec le temps, la situation est loin de s’être améliorée.
American Vampire 4 (2013)
Français
La suite de la série inédite en France ! L’histoire de l’Amérique est peuplée de sombres histoires; en particulier dans le Grand Ouest, marqué par la disparition du peuple indien. Mais au-delà des livres d’Histoire, connaît-on les vraies raisons de ce génocide ?
American Vampire (2010-?)
English
The series will explore notions of vampire evolution and trace the bloodline of a new kind of vampire, an American species, with new powers and characteristics, through various decades of American history.
The first story arc (issues #1-5) begins in 1925, from the point of view of an aspiring actress in L.A. and of a writer at a book conference due to the reediting of his book Bad Blood. Here, the author claims that his work which has been long considered a fictional western/terror story is actually based on true events which he has either witnessed or has collected reliable information on. The second story arc (issues #6-9) follows the chief of police of Las Vegas in 1936.
The series imagines vampires as a population made up of many different secret species, and charts moments of vampire evolution and inter-species conflict throughout history. The focus of the series is a new American bloodline of vampires, born in the American West in the late 1800's. The first of this new species is a notorious outlaw named Skinner Sweet, who wakes from death, after being infected, to find he has become a new kind of vampire, something stronger and faster than what came before, impervious to sunlight, with a new set of strengths and weaknesses. The series goes on to track his movements through various decades of American history - along with the movements of his first and only known progeny: Pearl Jones, a young woman working as a struggling actress in the 1920's silent film industry when she is attacked by a coven of European vampires hiding in Hollywood. Sweet saves her (uncharacteristically) by giving her his blood, thereby turning her into an American vampire like him, at which point she seeks revenge on the classic vampires who attacked her in life. The complicated and charged relationship Jones has with Sweet is another focus of the series.
The first five issues featured two stories — one by Snyder and the other by Stephen King, both drawn by Rafael Albuquerque.[3] As of the sixth issue, Scott Snyder has taken over as sole writer.[4] In its second year of publication, American Vampire spawned a spin-off mini-series titled American Vampire: Survival of the Fittest, drawn by Sean Murphy, which focuses on the case files of the V.M.S., the vampire-hunting organization of the series' mythology.
Un nuevo vampiro para un nuevo siglo. Astuto y despiadado como una serpiente de cascabel, Skinner Sweet tiene fama de ser terco e intratable. Es el primer vampiro concebido en tierra americana, pero no es la habitual criatura de la noche. Es más fuerte, más fiero y el sol renueva sus energías… Sweet es el primero de una nueva raza de chupasangres: el vampiro americano.
The series will explore notions of vampire evolution and trace the bloodline of a new kind of vampire, an American species, with new powers and characteristics, through various decades of American history.
The first story arc (issues #1-5) begins in 1925, from the point of view of an aspiring actress in L.A. and of a writer at a book conference due to the reediting of his book Bad Blood. Here, the author claims that his work which has been long considered a fictional western/terror story is actually based on true events which he has either witnessed or has collected reliable information on. The second story arc (issues #6-9) follows the chief of police of Las Vegas in 1936.The series imagines vampires as a population made up of many different secret species, and charts moments of vampire evolution and inter-species conflict throughout history. The focus of the series is a new American bloodline of vampires, born in the American West in the late 1800's. The first of this new species is a notorious outlaw named Skinner Sweet, who wakes from death, after being infected, to find he has become a new kind of vampire, something stronger and faster than what came before, impervious to sunlight, with a new set of strengths and weaknesses. The series goes on to track his movements through various decades of American history - along with the movements of his first and only known progeny: Pearl Jones, a young woman working as a struggling actress in the 1920's silent film industry when she is attacked by a coven of European vampires hiding in Hollywood. Sweet saves her (uncharacteristically) by giving her his blood, thereby turning her into an American vampire like him, at which point she seeks revenge on the classic vampires who attacked her in life. The complicated and charged relationship Jones has with Sweet is another focus of the series.
The first five issues featured two stories — one by Snyder and the other by Stephen King, both drawn by Rafael Albuquerque.[3] As of the sixth issue, Scott Snyder has taken over as sole writer.[4] In its second year of publication, American Vampire spawned a spin-off mini-series titled American Vampire: Survival of the Fittest, drawn by Sean Murphy, which focuses on the case files of the V.M.S., the vampire-hunting organization of the series' mythology.
Español
Un nuevo vampiro para un nuevo siglo. Astuto y despiadado como una serpiente de cascabel, Skinner Sweet tiene fama de ser terco e intratable. Es el primer vampiro concebido en tierra americana, pero no es la habitual criatura de la noche. Es más fuerte, más fiero y el sol renueva sus energías… Sweet es el primero de una nueva raza de chupasangres: el vampiro americano.
45 años después de alzarse de su tumba Sweet se encuentra en Los Ángeles en los años 20, donde los jóvenes y bellos se ven atraídos como polillas por las luces de Hollywood. Sin embargo, hay algo más que simples humanos acechando allí, como la joven actriz Pearl Jones está a punto de descubrir. Cuando su sueño de convertirse en una estrella de cine se transforma en una pesadilla sangrienta, Sweet le da su única oportunidad de sobrevivir, así como el poder de vengarse
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